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P=Poetry, N=Nonfiction, F=Fiction
Synkroniciti’s November 30th issue will have the theme of space and we will be posting a prompt every day on the subject of space. You are welcome to use this prompt to generate creative work.
Nostalgia is about reflecting on the past. We invite you to share your stories and feelings, including moments of longing, cherished recollections, and heartfelt sentiment.
Fiction and Poetry Writing Competition open to all Canadian authors with $700 in prizes and the chance to work with a professional editor and be published in an annual anthology!
Issue Four will focus on the horror genre with three subcategories: An Ode to Poe, Apocalyptic, and Ghouls & Galore.
There’s no such thing as too short — if you can do the job in 50 words, have at it! — but our readers prefer pieces that tell or at least hint at a complete story.
For our Winter 2024 issue, I invite you to join me in (metaphorically) opening the windows and shouting into the bitter air that awaits us SECRETS.
bath magg is an online poetry magazine and a home for the best new writing. Our aim is to offer a platform for both established and emerging poets to share a space.
For a short story of up to 5,000 words
This year’s LGBTQ writing contest theme, FIRSTS, is an opportunity to share your own queer travel adventurers with an LGBTQ audience. Your essay just might inspire someone to stretch their comfort zone and try a new activity!
Send in your experiences and desires, your vulnerability and hope, as well as your dreams and despair in relation to the theme. We want voice. We want artistry. We want heart.
100 words about 5 minutes of your life, on the theme of AWAY. Interpret any way you’d like.
DRESS CODE is ubiquitous camouflage, overt isms, the way it’s always been.
We're looking for works that explore the tenderness, sustenance, vicissitudes, and surprises of our friendships.
How has your experience with mental health challenges, mental illness, madness, and/or neurodivergence shaped your identity? Do you feel your identity is understood by others?
The First Line is an exercise in creativity for writers and a chance for readers to see how many different directions we can take when we start from the same place.
The prize is only open to short fiction, but it can be in any fiction genre and you may write about any subject you wish.
The only rule is that the piece(s) must be created by 2 or more people working together.
“Changing My Mind,” might refer to trying to change the minds of others, something you changed your mind about, or a subject you wish you could look at differently.
Submit a story that responds to or somehow reflects the theme “Endings.”
We are compelled by the strange and beautiful, drawn to the uncanny, fascinated by the fantastical, and relish risky realism that rattles our senses.